"events handling" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it for referring to the process of organizing and managing the activities associated with a particular event, such as a workshop or conference. For example: "Proper events handling is essential for ensuring a successful and enjoyable event for participants."
These span areas such as meeting GP appointments, filing incident reports about serious events, handling complaints, keeping records up to date and conducting health induction assessments.
The Common Rule sets out detailed policies and guidelines about informed consent, adverse events, handling of biological data, and vulnerable populations, among other issues.
The prime investigator is responsible for examining the case inclusion criteria of their units, deciding the end point and adverse events, handling serious AEs, controlling the trial quality of their own units, and confirming the completion of trial.
Handwashing – with and without soap – took place in response to a variety of different events: handling food, defecation (own and the baby), household activities, returning home from outside, and breastfeeding (table).
Most visual programming relies in some level on events and events handling (using the programming language you choose).
The clustering of the bacterial communities in the NMDS ordination plot for the two treatment groups was tightest at 2 weeks postmarking but still overlapping with data points for the bacterial communities associated with all frogs premarking, indicating that the bacterial communities returned to their previous compositions after the "disturbance events" (handling and PIT tagging) (Fig. 3).
The COM module interacts with the MES layer using real time events handled by the BPEL process implementation in the execution stage.
Ms. Garner, whose Gala Events handled the wedding of Vice President Al Gore's eldest daughter, in 1997, now believes she is ready for the big prize: leading the event committee that plans the inauguration.
Many participants felt that they had changed because events handled with patience pre-illness could now evoke emotional reactions.
This paper presents the Extended Dataflow model, an extension of the original dataflow model, with support to event handling.
Our aim is to investigate the suitability of hardware multithreading for real-time event handling in combination with appropriate real-time scheduling techniques.
